Welcome Address

         It gives me great pleasure in welcoming you to the official website of Federation of National Postal Organization. This website was established to give its browser an array of up-to-date information, news and reports as well as the latest developments concerning our organization and in the Department of Posts. In addition, it seeks to convey a broad panorama of the key role that our organization plays in supporting the comprehensive development of our members.  

The website also aims to provide its visitor with various useful links viz., Departments under the Government of India, State Governments, Education, Technology, World Organizations, Travel etc.

I would like to welcome you once again to the FNPO website which I hope you will find it interesting as well as beneficial. Please send any suggestions and ideas in improving this website.

 D.Theagarajan
Secretary General, FNPO
Sg@fnpo.org

Message from GKP, Secretary (Headquarters)

 

A website for FNPO is long over due. In a fast developing technology, information should he disseminated upto bottom level expeditiously. Message should reach quickly and also be accurate.

FNPO has a tradition to communicate promptly and correctly. The new website should be relied for its authenticity. My best wishes for the venture, I am sure the organization will stand benefited by the new facility.

G.K.PADMANABHAN
Former Secretary – General
Phone 09810441175
eMail: gkpgsls@yahoo.co.i n

From the Desk of Secretary General FNPO

Dear Colleagues,

Our dream has comes true today. In 1990’s when we talked about computers, I was the person who was dead against the modern technology. By then I was under the impression it will reduce the man power in Postal Department. I used to criticize inducting computers in the offices. In 1993 our leader Shri.K.Ramamurthi after hearing my speech in a meeting advised me not to criticize modern technology, and advised me to learn computer otherwise I would be ruined. But I did not heed to his advice, because at that time I used to read many articles through union periodicals about the menace of the computers. In 2002 when I assumed the post of General Secretary, I was shocked to observe that many union offices in Delhi were using computer for union purposes, yet I was adamant.

My children who have completed their Engineering courses, criticized me for my stand against computers. One day my son cautioned me that if I did not learn computers I will become an illiterate. Now I understood the far - sightedness of our great leader KR who had advised me in 1990’s.

We are all aware how things are going around us. Even now if we are adamant in following traditional communication, we will be nowhere. Realizing the realities we are opening a web site for the benefit of our members. Our website will provide all the information for our postal employees. We are planning to give information to the employees with authenticity. We have addressed the Head of circles to provide gradation lists of PAs/SAs of their circles. Once it is received it will be placed in the website. Like wise Question Bank (LGO), CCS rules, FR/SR, Disciplinary proceedings and other information’s such as VI th CPC full report. GDS Committee report will be available in website shortly.

If you want to send Email to affiliated General Secretary, you can send Email to them and the Email ID is readily available in the Contact page of our website. We want to provide every information to the employees through our website. This is only a beginning I am sure that our website will create history in the Postal Department with your co-operation.

Anticipating your co-operation.

 Ever yours,

 D.THEAGARAJAN
Secretary General  FNPO
sg@fnpo.org

24/02/10

JAN-2010  and FEB-2010 communication

09/01/10

click here to see the letters written by the federation on various subject from

Jan-09 to Dec09 

6th Pay Commission:

Resolution containing Government's decision on Sixth CPC Report

Office Memorandum

Federal Working Committee Notice dated 17/03/2009

GDS Committee Report  - Extract in PDF)

Government orders in Dec-09 and Jan-10